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Sally Kindberg and Palmers Pet Shop in Camden Town, London
Not far from London Zoo is the facade of what was once a famous pet shop. It claimed Winston Churchill and Charlie Chaplin were its customers but who knows? Now it’s one of the ubiquitous Gail’s Cafes. I saw neither … Continue reading
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Tagged Bloomsbury Childrens Books, Draw It! Animals, Palmers Pet Shop, Parkway, pets, signage, tarantula
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Sally Kindberg and quails in space (again)
Thinking about quails again at the moment (as you do), and currently drawing a new story, a distraction I admit from a slowly ongoing and more complicated project. The comic strip above was part of an earlier iteration. Animal pioneers … Continue reading
Sally Kindberg’s Draw It! London and a child’s drawing
I do enjoy seeing how readers respond to my Draw It! books! This sent from a young reader in New Zealand, a page from my Draw It! London book. The young artist has obviously aimed high, hooray!
Sally Kindberg Dinosaur Wrangling in Fitzrovia
Dinosaurs extinct? Pah, nonsense! Lots of Dinos emerged in fantastic drawings by visitors of all ages at the wondrous Pollocks Toy Museum Fitzrovia Fete on Saturday. I had some trouble with my ears, confusing cats with dinosaurs but it … Continue reading
Sally Kindberg in Cambridge: carols, the Astronomer Royal and Dan Dare
What do you wear when visiting an Astronomer Royal? Star socks of course. Lovely friends Bridget Marzo and Kit Prendergast invited me to join them on Christmas Eve for a festive treat – to attend a Kings Chapel Carol service then … Continue reading
Sally Kindberg’s workshop at the Guardian’s Family Art Day
Great fun as always taking part in the Guardian’s annual Cartoon and Family Art Day at Kings Place in London, along with twenty or so other artists. Children made wonderfully inventive and ghastly ScaryZines all about their own Creepy Hotel … Continue reading
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Tagged Alex Leadbetter, Andrew Logan, Bloomsbury Childrens Books, cartoons, Draw It! Monsters, family day, foldy books, Kings Place, Lawrence Zeegan, Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment, ScaryZine, spiders, Spooky Hotel, the Guardia, the Guardian Education Centre, workshops, workshops for children, workshops for families, workshops run by artists
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Sally Kindberg’s Space Trail workshop at the Institute of Physics Family Day
What a fantastic day at the Institute of Physics on saturday at their Moon Adventure Family Day! Over one hundred and seventy people came in to draw comic strips and their journeys into space, and encouraged by an army of … Continue reading
Sally Kindberg’s comic strip workshops at the Institute of Physics
As it’s the anniversary year of the first moon landings, the current exhibition at the Institute of Physics is all about the moon, where I ran comic strip workshops yesterday. After some live drawing all about facial expressions and using … Continue reading
Draw It! Swedish and Norwegian co-editions arrive
Some new co-editions of the first Draw It! book arrived yesterday evening – a surprise delivery. The last co-edition was for Taiwan. Great to see my books in all sorts of different languages. As well as in English of course! … Continue reading
Workshop event at Swedenborg House again
Another of my explore and draw events at Swedenborg House produced fine results from young visitors again. First of all we did some warm-up drawing exercises, including drawing different facial expressions on a young Swedenborg – thanks to some brave volunteers … Continue reading